📷 Digitally Enhanced Flower Photography
One of my favorite pastimes is photography, and flowers are one of my favorite things to photograph. I have been making an effort to get back to posting more of my photography mixed in with my community-related posts in recent days. It's something I enjoy sharing and hope everyone enjoys viewing them as well.
This flower photo was taken with my Nikon D5300 w/ 50mm lens and digitally edited in Photoshop to enhance the color and add a painted 'dry brush' effect. I plan on printing this image on a large format 16 x 20 canvas and I added the effect further enhance the 'painted canvas' look when printed out. It's the same technique I used on other canvas prints (Tiger Lily) I posted about in the past.
Close-up view to show the digital Dry Brush effect.
I will do a follow up post sometime in the future when I get this image printed to show how it turned out on canvas.
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Wow nice photo, it was well taken. The flower looks beautiful and the camera is great. It really brings out the color and glamour of the flower. I have resteem this post, people really need to see this. Nice post
Thank you Owen, I appreciate the kind words and support.
Ur welcome ,
Cool. It really pops because of the uniform non-distracting background. I can pick out a few green stems, but the rest is just the complimentary redish orange color. Did you touch up the background? I seem to always get distractions in my backgrounds.
Thank you :-) I had 6 of the same flowers in a vase and used a 16x20 redish-orange posterboard taped to the wall as the background since this was a 'staged' photo. The background stems are from the taller flowers. I debated painting them out, but in the end I figured they add some natural character to it. The aperture was set to 1.8 on a 50mm lens to force a shallow depth of field.
gonna try this out, thanks for the inspiration!
Hermosa fotografía saludos